The spacecraft, was launched on October 22, India is on its way to moon. But there is a major debate in process within Indian Government and Indian Space Research Organization. The debate is on telling the truth to the world about the existence of the UFO bases in the moon.

The Indian spacecraft carrying 11 payloads (scientific instruments) weighs about 1,380 kg at the time of its launch.

The spacecraft is shaped like a cuboid with a solar panel projecting from one of its sides. The state-of-the-art sub-systems of the spacecraft facilitate safe and efficient functioning of its 11 payloads.

It is powered by a single solar panel generating a maximum power of 700W. A 36 Ampere-Hour (AH) Lithium ion battery supplies power when the sun does not illuminate the solar panel.

"To make Chandrayaan-1 escape from orbiting the earth and to travel towards the moon, its Liquid Apogee Motor (LAM) is used. Liquid propellants needed for LAM as well as thrusters are stored onboard the spacecraft.

The craft's dual gimbaled antenna is transmitting scientific data gathered by its 11 payloads to earth.

India may surprise the world. The surprise may come any time. The country must reveal the existence of the underground infrastructure of UFO bases.

Within 2 weeks of orbiting the moon the indians announced the discovery of large amounts of water on the lunar surface, on the same day NASA said that they also found water there 40 years ago. The Indian space mission to the moon was carried out for the cost of a jumbo jet, how much has nasa spent, and what have they told us for all their billions?